click vinyl planks/tiles for downstairs loo

[strawberryice]

Considering using some click vinyl planks/tiles for downstairs loo. We are wanting something on the floor which won't be ruined if there is a spillage or leak of water.

Can anyone give recommendations for a particular brands of vinyl planks/ click tiles ? ( have samples of moduleo and livloc). Is the click system any good? The plumber/joiner would be fitting the floor- it is not something we would be doing ourselves.

Also considering Aquastep laminate . Any other waterproof laminate recommendations for a floor in a toilet? Presumably we dare not use laminate which is "splashproof"?
Thanks

 

[footprints]

If you are happy with vinyl why not just use sheet vinyl flooring no gaps for little boys tiddle to soak into

 

[catlad]

Twin floor click by grant westfield.

 

[Diyisfun]

If you are happy with vinyl why not just use sheet vinyl flooring no gaps for little boys tiddle to soak into

And big boys.

 

[mr_vampy]

I just recently fitted a click system LVT flooring by Lifestyle Floors. It's the Emporium Clic Contemporary Flagstone pattern. It's 4mm thick. Very easy to install and looks really good. Uses the Uniclic system.

http://www.lifestyle-floors.co.uk/lvt.aspx

Make sure it's the Emporium Clic range, as the Emporium and Galleria range uses adhesive stick down method